Niger First Lady tasks vulnerable groups on unity, love
By Rita Iliya
Hajiya Fatima Bago, Wife of Niger Governor, on Friday in Minna, met with about 40 vulnerable groups to discuss unity and love in the state.
She also solicited their collaboration and support towards the success of the Bago-led administration agenda.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that during the meeting, the governor’s wife also distributed food items to the groups.
She said the essence of the meeting was to reach out to every group to ensure that everyone was carried along in governance.
“Those at the local government level will also be carried along,” she said.
Bago said the move was aimed at promoting inclusivity and unity among the people of the state.
She added that the food items was part of her efforts to support vulnerable groups and promote the well-being of citizens.
Malam Mohammed Safiyanu, Branch C Chairman of Amalgamated Commercial Motorcycle Riders Owners Repairs Association of Nigeria (ACOMORA), lauded the gesture of the governor’s wife.
He said the food items would go a long way in assisting members of the association and prayed for God’s guidance for the Bago-led administration.
Similarly, Mrs Justina Yakubu, President of the National Council of Women Society in Niger, commended the governor’s wife for her continuous support.
“We can’t quantify what this government has been doing for us since its inception,” she said.
Yakubu assured that the gesture would assist members in need and ensure that the food items reach those who need them most.
NAN reports that each group received 50 bags of 25kg rice and 10 cartons of packaged varieties of food such as semovita, vegetable oil, sugar, indomie among others.(NAN)
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